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Breast & Cervical Cancer Program (BCCP)

Early Detection Saves Lives
When breast and cervical cancers are found early, treatment is often more effective and outcomes are significantly improved. Regular screenings can detect cancer before symptoms appear, giving women the best chance for successful treatment and recovery. 

Cobb & Douglas Public Health: A healthcare professional in a white coat examines a patient lying on an exam table, wearing a blue gown, with one arm raised above their head.

At Cobb & Douglas Public Health (CDPH), we are committed to ensuring women have access to live-saving breast and cervical cancer screening services. With grant funding from the CDC Breast and Cervical Cancer Program (BCCP), we are able to provide breast and cervical cancer screening services to women who meet the program’s insurance, income, and other eligibility requirements.

Learn more about the CDC Breast and Cervical Cancer Program (BCCP) here.

Services Available

BreastCervical
Clinical Breast ExamsPap Smears
Education of Self Breast ExamsHPV Vaccinations
Mammogram Referral* 

Follow up and diagnostic testing with case management and patient navigation are provided to all patients as needed based on initial screening results.

*Mammogram Referrals if clinically appropriate.

Breast and Cervical Cancer Program Impact

To facilitate screening opportunities, the CDC provides funding to individual states. 

Since the establishment of the BCCP in Georgia, CDPH has been dedicated to ensuring women have access to screenings and treatment options improving their opportunities for better health outcomes.

Cobb & Douglas Public Health: Infographic highlights breast cancer service stats: 4,041 women served in 3 years, 60 received covered services, early detection improves outcomes, and emphasizes each number represents real women, families, and communities. Thank-you message at the bottom.
Cobb & Douglas Public Health: Infographic shows data on womens health impact (2024–2026): 3,258 received Pap screenings, 228 had colposcopy/biopsy procedures, 57 had LEEP treatments. Emphasizes early detection and commitment to preventing cervical cancer.

Who Qualifies for the Breast & Cervical Cancer Program (BCCP)?

Visit https://dph.georgia.gov/BCCP regarding qualifications.

Contact Us

To learn more about the Breast & Cervical Cancer Program, determine your eligibility, or schedule a screening, contact our BCCP team.

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